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Anlaby Homestead [B 9949] • Photograph

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Summary

Anlaby homestead in the 1860s. Frederick Hansborough Dutton took the lease on the property near Kapunda and named it Anlaby for a village in Yorkshire, the village of his sister's husband. Analby Station is the oldest merino stud in Australia and plays an important part in South Australia's history. The Duttons ran it as a grand English estate employing seventy staff. The property contained forty large outbuildings including a manor house, huge shearing shed and impressive stable block.

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Physical description

Negative (glass plate);
25.5 cm x 20.5cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1860

Collection

Part of Anlaby Collection

Subject

Sheep ranches -- South Australia -- Kapunda Region
Farmhouses -- South Australia -- Kapunda Region
Anlaby Station (Kapunda, S.A.)

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General notes

Geospatial coordinates indicate an approximate location.

Digitisation information

Date

11/02/2021

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

20,767 x 16,490 pixels (342.4 MP)

Size

684.92 MB

Location

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